Woodcraft Kawasaki ZX-6/636 05-12 Front Axle Slider Kit

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Woodcraft axle sliders are designed for racers with a focus on ease of use and practicality. Woodcraft axle sliders help to protect the valuable fork lowers and swingarm on your bike in the case of a crash. We worked long and hard on our axle slider design to ensure they ONLY ADD 5 SECONDS TO A WHEEL CHANGE! No more dealing with through rods, simply pull the quick release pin and you're ready for a wheel change. Our pucks receive the perpendicular mount passed down from our patented frame sliders to provide a solid sliding surface, maximizing puck life.

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Posted by Unknown on 26th Apr 2017

You have to replace the left side axle nut to use this. The right side locks in to the axle it self and doubles as a tool to loosen the axle with a socket rather than a huge hex.

Haven't gone down yet with these (knock on wood) but the look like they will protect the front forks well.